Redfield Golf & Country Club

This course is in excellent condition. Fairways were like free carpets!!! Greens were all excellent. Kudos to the groundskeepers.

Golf course was in great shape. Sat through a rain delay before teeing off and waited in the bar area. Course was a little wet after a downpour but was still in great shape.

Our foursome had a fun round. The course was in good shape and pace was good. Hadn't played here for around 15 years and had forgotten about some of the quirky holes. Enjoyed the experience.

Great course for a great price. Highly recommended

Very nice greens. Flat open course. Great course for golfers who miss the fairway

Nice Amenities, although smoking is allowed in the restaurant. When you are away from it for a long period of time, it seems much worse when you experience it, once in awhile.

Greens had some bad areas that made putting difficult.

Will play again, earlier in the year. Did enjoy the layout.

I hit 10 out of 14 fairways. Only 3 of which had a reasonable lie. I had to move my ball 1 club length to find turf 7 times.

Beautiful course, with Bent grass fairways and greens. Links style course, keep it out of the tall stuff!! Not a lot of water, but it has its share to hit over. Nice place, enjoyed the round. Four different tees, for various skill levels, including senior tees.

Halfway between Jeff City and Lake Ozark, the Redfield Golf & Country Club offered an enjoyable day of golf. The course was in great condition considering the extreme heat over the past week. Fairways were all zoysia and offered a great lie every time. The links style was enforced by knee high gorse that required accuracy off the tee or golf balls would disappear. I will definitely play this course again!

Course condition was very good considering it is bent grass in the middle of Missouri. This is a must play if you are any where near The Lake of the Ozarks. Very nice track and very playable.

Always a fun course to play. Some challenging holes, some over water, some blind shots. Even though course was very busy the pace of play was very good. Will go to Redfield again!

Very well kept course and greens great too! Will say it was worth the drive.

One of the best i have played in the Lake of The Ozarks region

I booked on Golf Now but the course did now say the back nine was closed. So all the golfers were coming around at the bend and new players were teeing off and it was a mess. I played only 9 holes (Two and half hours) I asked the shop pro for a rain check,cause of slow play and he said no.
But I love this course,GREAT shape,GREAT restaurant,Great service. This; I think was just a mistake on a week day that they thought was going to be slow.

Very nice course! Challenging; good condition; very easy to lose balls in tall grasses outside the fairway. Definitely recommend.

We met up at another golf course playing a round with two gentlemen the day before that were in town for a guys business golf outing if there is such a thing! They mentioned they were playing this course the next day and commented that it had bent grass fairways and was in great condition. It was a 35 min. drive from our place and we passed 12 courses along the way but it was definitely worth it to drive and the great value we got from Golf Now. We are looking forward to playing it again soon. Weather was perfect and pace of play couldn't not have been better considering it was picture perfect weather at 70 degrees!

I've played this course, on average, about once a year since shortly after it opened. I group it with similarly-designed "tourist courses" that I have played over the years ... nice conditions, attractive, and not too difficult.

As long as you don't spray the ball too far offline, you can score well on this course, although it offers enough interesting challenges to keep you on your toes ... a multi-level green on a short par 3 over water ... a short dogleg par 4 that requires accurate length off the tee for an open second shot ... holes that bend both left and right, and to varying degrees.

However, if you DO spray the ball, you stand to lose a lot of golf balls ... there are a few ponds and such, but the primary danger is the tall links-style fescue grass that borders and separates many of the holes ... if you hit into that, you had better have a very accurate reference point if you want to find the ball ... and you'll want to hit a provisional, because those areas are not hazards.

All it all, it's worth a bit longer trip than I usually am willing to make to play a round of golf, and I'll keep visiting as long as they keep it that way.

Note: there was a mix-up the last time we (my son and I) played ... the person in the clubhouse sent us off #1 at 10:30am without telling us that we needed to be off #18 tee by 2pm due to a shotgun start that would use 1, 18, 17, 16, etc. (i.e., they probably should have sent us off #10). Another employee told us about it at the turn, so we kept up our pace until we ran into a fivesome on 15, but fortunately we were able to hit our tee shots on 18 at precisely 2pm and finished without incident.

best round i ever played....for 5 holes. very enjoyable